The Girl Who Saw God – A story of a girl who believes everything that is real can be seen, and her grandmother who shows her the otherwise.
By: Henrique Komatsu
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The Girl Who Saw God - The Girl Who Saw God – A story of a girl who believes everything that is real can be seen, and her grandmother who shows her the otherwise. By: Henrique Komatsu See more of these books below Spread the love
Good story.
(however punctuation of speech is incorrect. Full-stops should be place inside closing inverted commas – rather annyoying as children are expected to punctuate speech correctly – this will just confuse them. )
Simple message for curious little minds.
Danielle (site editor) writes:
A beautiful story, well written, and I like the illustrations, they really appeal to me, I can’t wait for my daughter to read it.
Nagesh writes:
Simply Superb, Great philosophy in simple words.
Sanghita writes:
The story is amazing! the illustrations are nice, though there is a spelling mistake in page 14 “Aloud she though”
Cindy writes:
This is perfect for my grand daughter
Danielle (site Editor) writes:
Sanghita, I think Henrique has fixed this already, I must get the new version, thanks for your input!
Henrique Komatsu writes:
Thank you so much for the nice words.
Lily writes:
love this book
Shanti writes:
Beautiful story..
Myra writes:
This was a very beautiful book
Bharathi mohan writes:
It was great for my children. it helped me to read out for kids together
Ava writes:
We liked this book. Great wisdom in simple words and pictures.